Prolog Programming by Paul Brna
The contents include: Introduction, Knowledge Representation, Prolog’s Search Strategy, Unification, Recursion and Lists, The Box Model of Execution, Programming Techniques and List Processing, Control and Negation, Parsing in Prolog, Modifying the Search Space, Prolog Syntax, Operators, Advanced Features.
Author(s): Paul Brna
197 Pages 
Prolog Step by Step by Graeme Ritchie
This PDF covers the following topics related to Prolog : Introduction, How Do You Learn A Programming Language, Defining your own procedures, Variables, Tests, Returning results by instantiation, “Facts”, Simple tracing, Backtracking in more detail, Summary so far, Circularity and loops.
Author(s): Graeme Ritchie
28 Pages
Quick Prolog by Dave Robertson
This PDF covers the following topics related to Prolog : Getting Started, Standard Programming Style, Prolog Terms, Unification, Expressing disjunctive subgoals, Evaluating numerical expressions, Negation, Cuts, Using Cuts to Specify Defaults, Just One More Thing About Cuts, Some Common Techniques, Efficiency Considerations, Definite Clause Grammars.
Author(s): Dave Robertson
35 Pages
An Introduction to Prolog Programming Lecture Notes
These lecture notes introduce the declarative programming language Prolog. The emphasis is on learning how to program, rather than on the theory of logic programming. Topics covered includes: Prolog Syntax, Working with Lists, Working with Numbers, Working with Operators, Backtracking, Cuts and Negation, Logic Foundations of Prolog and Recursive Programming.
Author(s): Ulle Endriss
80 Pages
The objective of this lecture note is to introduce you to the most basic concepts of the Prolog programming language.
Author(s): Lehel Csato
NA Pages
Natural Language Processing Techniques in Prolog
This note covers the following topics: finite state automata, finite state parsers and transducers, finite state methods in natural language processing, recursive transition networks (RTNs), RTN transducers and ATNs, definite clause grammars, bottom up parsing, top down parsing, using bottom up and top down information for parsing, passive chart parsing, bottom-up active chart parsing, top-down active chart parsing, feature structures, parsing feature-based grammars, natural language generation- a topdown generator.
Author(s): Patrick Blackburn and Kristina Striegnitz
NA Pages
Prolog and Natural Language Analysis (Fernando Pereira/Stuart M. Shieber)
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